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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13439, 10 June 1912, Page 3

mm bunkets I FOR COLD NIGHTS. I m New Zealand's Best Blankets \ \ are Here. F \ Atl mado of Pure Wool in 9 v full Weights and Generous k q Sizes. f I Famous for Warmth, Wear, f X and Good Value. 3 4 Single Bad Size, IGjQ, 17/6,19/6, 23/- \ 1 pair. #. \ Double Fed cize, 21/-, 2a/-, 26/-, 32/ # f P<iir- J 9 Full Oouble Size, 24/-, 27/6, 32/6,. J 1 38/6 pair. ' f J f> rey Blankets at 14/6, 16/6, 20/-, f X 2fi/6 ptir. A f Crib Blankets at 7/-, 9/6, 12/6 to 21/- I V Pair> A V 1/- Discount in each £ allowed tff A & t'bft above priceh far Cash. \ V Housohold .Drapers. Eardy St \ TIIHEE | There aro now three grades of | Crescent Tea, and each grade is j »h near perfection a'a human i effort can make it. The blending i is dono by a Tea expert, and only i the selected t-eas of Ceylon and India are used. The teas are g BOientifk'Hiiy biended, and in the course of preparation all the dust jg ejipunfttad, v I sf^& & j lis pure tea all through. It ia a „ high-cka; tea and the flavour | nerer varies | Prices 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per Ib. | ir-'M a'l Otccera. * I' 11. kS, TCRNBULLA 60., PBOPRIBTOBS, WELLINGTON. TS AGRUTTHIHBTOHAYE EXACTLY WHAT PEOPLE WANT »■ 1 "Yes, v?u ci'O proud ie.be in that happy poriiicii. co f.nv as litolttii.3 usd Cwpc-ts aio coioerc&d. The stock of Linolp-tiiaa is very fcstensive and indndps fifty tvfiertmt patters in a T*rioty of qualities. Ther® b«< also olewrly designedaiifi b<-.-*utifflJy'co)or-ed A .xroinsfcer, Brussels, Art;, Kidc^mocMtof nnd Tapestry Sqnarea ia every tdze; also body and boeoef by tbe yard ♦for making up nt?.usual sizes. In admfiiosi wo Lave Stsur Carpets nv<\ Rnnners in 224----inch ».ni a7 ;r.ch widths with fclip $& » <"<■> iDHt-'b. •^^a ~-• ,-v/ i"i»iv? Yee! <'oiiie ,vuO. hTjo t.uf display---it v.ill doi;t;ht you. / ! Q I KELS9If. • —NEWJWOKB.— Joseph Hi-cu:ii{'w -""'y'l w&tt Mammon, %I 6 Oxenham's Qm^m Guarded Mounts, 3/6 ' The Adj'^t-ta^nt, V<y Vargsret Bryant, | 3/6 ' Bitt^'o is *'p ■ k* Flj Fpafc'o 3/6 No Su;ti?r<k«'.;, I>y Coasfctsc© E. Mau<3, Fhillii*'- '"'he Oou^ct, "!& Waller's My hag dicker, 2'G ITfrl\«ks Slring"o£ Bsad-;, )i/fi Hen risk's Th« Healor, 3/i) Wiiiia-nfoa'B (3reatHer.-i.ien, S 8 Henry's Qabbn^es and Kir.^o. o/fJ Thb Lure, by &. S -Stevtns. P/6 Now S«pij!j«s of Tho Money Moon I Fa-oixd Highway .. - - llo.«»'.ry • Foilo^ingof the Sts-rs , . Book yooi o<der no-.1/ for Florence B?it-! day'o newedc and best —Thro, tho Pcatsfca Gale, 3/6, lasted 3/9 ; due middle Juna. J. 1. HOUNSELL & CO,, Ltd, BQYAL MAIL CQACH. POKOaORtt-UPPEB BIOUTBRE-' ■■ N3ATI££OiS. JAS. 'HQATE, l»it>prietor. ' •f^OACH now leaves Pokororo for Upper Moutere, and arrives as por timetable apponded: Leaves Pokoporo, Mondays, "Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7 a.m., meeting Nelson Coach at Price's Corner, 9.35 ».m. ' . . Loftvo.s }?i-ir.tt's Corner on arrival of Nclfio.n Couch. 12.35 p.m., arriving at Pokororo st fl- p.m. All parcels and orders receire Btrict aUxsnlioß Tonri'^cs .oikT Tiriners wishiap; to vißit Tableland and Mount Arthur district can bonk thrmisli, cbangingf for Pack Horr-f is at Pokororo. Stores provided \i d«i;ioicnt rsotifS) .cjiven:J JA^rBS UICATH, S5 Fokororo-